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Brotherly Love

By Eric Barton

Published on July 10, 2008

Mike and Bob Bryan seem like a Disney Channel show turned into reality: Identical twins both make it big in tennis and end up playing as the world's No. 1 pair. When the Bryan brothers knock into each other in their signature chest bump, it looks like somebody running into a mirror. Mike is even right-handed, while Bob plays with his left.Catch the duo as part of the Kansas City Explorers tennis team, which takes the court today at Barney Allis Plaza (12th Street and Wyandotte). This is the Explorers' 16th season in the World TeamTennis league, which regularly showcases the tennis world's up-and-comers. Tickets to today's match against the Washington Kastles cost $25 for grandstand or $50 for box seats. Call 816-513-5630.
Sat., July 19, 7:05 p.m., 2008

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